Sentence examples for substantively grounded from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, suppose that the status of experts is substantively grounded, so that to be an expert is to possess some ability lacked by non-experts (taste, say) in virtue of the possession of which they are able to discern historical connections between established artworks and candidate artworks.
Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries noted of the book's research, "The study is substantively important and theoretically grounded".
In terms of changing facts on the ground, or substantively altering the egregiously negative Syrian dynamic, it may have scant impact.
However, such a calculation also proved to be impossible as competing political factions contested the figures, ostensibly on technical grounds, but substantively on an ideological basis.
(We're also happy that the Justice Department, in its opposition to the suit, solely argued against it on procedural grounds -- they did not substantively come out in favor of legalization to the Solicitor General).
And substantively at times".
"Substantively, the bill is abysmal.
This makes little sense, substantively.
It does – descriptively, substantively and symbolically.
Ideologically and substantively, it is centrist.
